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It looks like it has mahogany sides and has a small oval soundhole. Does anyone know the builder?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPKjjCoKtiM&list=RDA0st5Ikip0k&index=7
Thank you,
Rob Herrington
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Probably Martin Tremblay. I've seen his other guitars without headstock logo and Dennis owns one (this video is produced by DC Music School).
That is @dennis's Martin Tremblay Selmer style guitar. It has maple back and sides. I've played it and it is an excellent guitar. Martin is a great luthier
Thank you very much. Tremblay's current petite bouche looks very different from this on his website; maybe it's a spruce top and the one in the video is cedar(?) Also the back and sides look different. I'll write and inquire. I appreciate your help.
Rob